St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-22

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Time, 2:31, 2:25A, 2:27.
The Sawyer House stake race did NOT
occur, owing to the lateness when the
other two were finished, but will be trot-
ted to-day. There are five entries for this
race, and Charles Mosier'S Raven has
the best of the pool. The free-fOr-all
and two trotting races also occur to-day.
Following is tO-day's programme:
SAWYER HOUSE STAKE, FOR COUNTY HORSES.
The purse for this race will be 500 with
entrance fees added.
II. Ii. Lemon. saltwater, Duke, blk g.
blk g.
John Powers and L. Hinckley. Saltwater.
Queen NJ, S NJ.
W. H. Maunsell Saltwater, Silas W. Big.
Charles Mosier Saltwater, Raven, G.
r. L. Joy, at. Sst,i rsa Adler sse b e
W. II. Mccarthy, Lexington. KY, Betsey
Brown, brn N.
Forest City Farm, Cleveland, O., Bertha S,
W. H. Crawford, Stuart Big.
William Hotopp, Kalamazoo, Mich, Sierra
La Sale. IN.
/; J; LAYS laws, Drew, Col. Sleepy Dave Big
John Dowd, ST. Paul, Fred d, b z.
c. G. Lyford, Minneapolis, Mabel II, oh m.
2:24 TRoT-PURsE 5000.
DR.. William Carter, Pharo, b G.
+. ii. Ball, Plano Boy b e.
Arthur McMillen, Minneapolis Wallace.
blkg
Henry Chamberlain, Arrapahoe, Neb., Nc
LeOd, oh s.
w. II. Crawford, John r Wise. sg
Abdallah Park, Cynthiana, KY, Wilkes
Brine, ch h.
Isaac Staples. saltwater, Zig, Big.
W. ID. Mccarthy, Lexington, KY, Capitola,
Same, Mambrinette, m.
Lee W. Sinclair, Salem, Ind, Annie King,
f. j. Ayers, Calonia Sprague, BIN.
PACING-PURsE 81 600
Bell, blk M
Abe Rohrback. Saltwater, Mike Wilkes,
]. Longshore, Bolton, Mo-, Patsey Clinker,
b Ii.
Peter v. johnson, Marshall, Mich, Wilcox,
"; H. Mccarthy, Lexington, KY, Little
Lee W. Sinclair Salem, Ind, Lillian s.
brn m.
EVENTS AT CEDAR RAPIDS.
Special to the Globe
CEDAR RAPIDS, To-, June 21.-The
Cedar Rapids Driving Park association
races opened to-day with fine weather,
track and good attendance. The first
race, one mile, had eight entries and
six starters. Lady Adella took first
money in three straight heats; Josie
q second, Patrolia third, Ottumwa Maid
fourth, Gypsy dlStanced; time, $685.,
2:34, 2:34. The second race had seven
starters. ElmwOod Chief was first. Frank
McCune second, Alien Almont third,
Lady Sparken fourth; time, 2:25sI,
2:31, 2:2S11a. The third race, pacing,
had thirteen starters. The race was
won in straight heats by Little Ida,
Money Role second, Money Flora third.
After the horses had passed the wire on
the first half mile Nellie B pressed hard
upon Little Ida, three rods in the lead
of Exec SiOr, with the others punched
behind. Nellie broke badly, and receiv-
ing shock from ExcelsiOr's sulky
went fiat on the track, with the driver
in dangerous position beneath the
Sulky. Jack Rapid struck the heap and
threw his driver. followed by turn
ing his driver on to the fence, and
ratified around the track as fast as his
feet could carry him. Confusion and
intense excitement reigned during the
wild run of the loOsened horses, and the
only Injuries received were light bruises
by the driver of Nellie B.
THE FARGO MEETING.
Special to the Globe
FARGO, OAK, June 21.-The Fargo
meeting of the Red River Valley Tr0t-
ting association opened to-day with a
very large attendance and track in fine
condition. The races resulted as fol-
lows: